UPDATE: Disney responds to Peter Dinklage's comments about remaking the "fucking backwards" Snow White
Dinklage says it's hypocritical to be proud of casting Rachel Zegler while still telling the same dated story, Disney responds

A lot of people have been critical of Disney’s insistence on making live-action remakes of every animated film in its vault, if only because it’s as desperate as it is creatively bankrupt, but there’s another reason why it doesn’t sit well with some people: Some of those old Disney movies have aged very poorly, to the extent that we might be better off not resurrecting them and reintroducing them to new generations.
One such movie is Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs, a film that probably deserves some kind of disclaimer like the ones that Disney+ added to Peter Pan and Dumbo, especially since a controversy rose up surrounding a Snow White ride at Disneyland simply because it retold the exact plot of the movie. But no, Snow White is a beloved Disney property, no matter how poorly it may have aged, and so the company is moving forward with a live-action remake starring West Side Story’s Rachel Zegler and directed by Marc Webb (currently attached to the similarly necessary live-action remake of anime hit Your Name).
This week, Peter Dinklage stopped by Marc Maron’s WTF podcast to explain why he thinks that’s such a bad idea: “There’s a lot of hypocrisy going on,” he said. “Literally no offense to anyone, but I was a little taken aback when they were very proud to cast a Latina actress as Snow White. But you’re still telling the story of Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs.” Dinklage says Disney—though he didn’t know it was Disney doing the remake when he made these comments—is so eager to be “progressive in one way” but at the same time it’s “still making that fucking backwards story about seven dwarfs living in a cave together.”